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Known as the Trickster in the flash universe (pop culture). He commits many crimes in central city that tend to have a humorous factor to them. His alias name is the Trickster.
https://theflash-cbs.fandom.com/wiki/James_Jesse

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Coyote is the Trickster that helps guide a boy to a whippoorwill that is singing. On the way the boy gets hurt. He makes it to where the whippoorwill was but does not get there in time.
https://faculty.gcsu.edu/custom-website/mary-magoulick/trickster.htm#Trickster characteristics include:

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This myth originating in west Africa and depicts a trickster being tricked. This myths characters are a spider and a chameleon. The Trickster is the spider. The chameleon eventually outsmarts the spider and takes all her grain.
http://www.mythencyclopedia.com/Tr-Wa/Tricksters.html

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This myth originates in Africa. It depicts the rabbit as the trickster because it is clever. The rabbit out smarts the Brer Fox and the Brer Bear.
http://www.mythencyclopedia.com/Be-Ca/Brer-Rabbit.html

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"You think you can eat fast? You will never eat as fast as Logi, for Logi is fire incarnate" (Gaiman 175). "Loki's green eyes flashed with anger and with admiration, for he loved a good trick" (Gaiman 175). These quotations show how Loki was challenged to eat fast, but simply loses because it was an illusion.

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Eris is a goddess that has no problem causing chaos amongst gods and humans. She does this by starting the Trojan war and when she throws the golden apple amongst the goddesses causing a fight.
http://erinsjournal.com/eris-the-goddess-of-confusion-chaos-and-laughter

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It originates from the Abenaki and Penobscot Tribes. This mythological character is a racoon that is the trickster. He mostly tricks people for a laugh rather than causing any harm.
https://www.wonderslist.com/10-infamous-mythical-tricksters-in-world/

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Messenger to the gods in his young age is considered a trickster. Though he does not have an appetite for food, he does have an appetite for stealing. Hermes is also known as god of thievery.
https://www.deviantart.com/bloodrainfiredawn/journal/Tricksters-in-Mythology-and-Folklore-328949378

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This trickster god has an appetite for "taboo sexual acts" (Aigbedion 2). There is a story the depicts, "the trickster Legba assist his siblings in killing three women, but he also immediately fulfills his necrophilic impulse" (Aigbedion 2).
https://digitalrepository.trincoll.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?referer=&httpsredir=1&article=1008&context=fypapers

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This trickster is prominent in the Pacific Northwestern Native American culture. In the Arthur Rackhams version the raven is constantly looking for food. However this is a symbol of his sexual appetite.
https://www.deviantart.com/bloodrainfiredawn/journal/Tricksters-in-Mythology-and-Folklore-328949378

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In Japanese culture they have the Tengu which is not one person. There is the Great Tengu the lesser Tengu. The Tengu are against Buddhist and occasionally trick monks in order to convert them. In fact, in the eleventh and twelfth century there's a collection of 31 books called  Konjaku Monogatari. One of the stories depicts the Tengu shape-shifting into Buddha to trick the monks.
https://www.tofugu.com/japan/tengu/

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He is the trickster figure in the Lakota, Dakota, and Nakota Sioux tribes. He goes around usually looking for fun but this occasionally get him into trouble. One story shows him hearing music from a skull that had a party of mice inside dancing. Iktomi poked his head inside so he could as to join. The mice ran in fear and Iktomi's head got stuck in the skull. He needed to remove it by smashing it, and his head, on a rock.
http://www.nativeamerican-art.com/lakota-legend.html

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This myth originated in the Philippines. The trickster is a shape-shifter that haunts certain places in the wildlands.
https://ztevetevans.wordpress.com/2017/04/25/the-tikbalang-in-philippine-folklore-a-shape-shifting-trickster/comment-page-1/

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This is a trickster figure that originated in Ireland. The word Pookas in Gaelic is puca which means ghost or goblin. Pookas are shape-shifters that commit crimes, such as murder and kidnapping. They shape-shift into animals that are usually around humans like horses, cats, dogs, and rabbits.
https://intothewonder.wordpress.com/2013/11/01/pookas-shapeshifting-irish-tricksters/

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This trickster originated in East Asia. Its a nine-tailed fox that shape-shifts. The fox would cause chaos by transforming into a beautiful woman to seduce young boys and eat their flesh.
https://ultraculture.org/blog/2016/02/10/5-trickster-gods-world-mythology/

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This mythological creature originated in southern Africa. Its a trickster god that is a shape-shifter and the creator of the world. He can shape-shift into animals mostly into a mantis or caterpillar.

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Chaos is the antagonist in the tv series Aladdin. He is a trickster that goes around causing chaos. For example, there is a part in the dialogue when he is talking to mirage he says, "Crush this, destroy that, kill her, maim him".
(pop culture)
https://villains.fandom.com/wiki/Chaos_(Aladdin)

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Originated in DC comics. The joker commits many crimes that usually include some sort of joke. He uses many clown tricks that occasionally harm people. In fact, some comics show the joker murdering people by spraying a gas in their face through a flower on his shoulder. This gas kills the victim and leaves a smile on their face. (at 3min joker uses smile gas)

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Joker! You Are A Maniac! And You Are The Most Smiling Mayor Of Gotham!

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These creatures are tricksters from japan. Like many other tricksters they have goals that go towards appetite. They not only steal food but they also like to use seduction against their victims. The tricksters are depicted as foxes because kitsune is the Japanese word for fox. While they are depicted as foxes they also shape-shift into humans.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kitsune#Tricksters

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This trickster figure is a raven that originates from east Russia. He give humans light and language. However, he doesn't just do this to be good he does it for a joke. It is a joke in a way. He saw it like teaching and animal to speak which can be amusing.
https://www.wonderslist.com/10-infamous-mythical-tricksters-in-world/

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This tricksters stories originated in the Ho-Chunk tribe. The story that seems a little clever in my opinion is how his character had a detachable penis. He used this in order to have his way with young women that would bath in a stream by simply tossing it into the water.
http://www.thezodiac.com/koko.htm

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His story originated in japan. He is a god, but he is also a trickster. He causes chaos every where he goes by destroying mountains, forests, and also by killing humans.
https://www.ancient.eu/Susanoo/

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This creature is a trickster that can shape-shift into humans. He does this to cause mischief by using illusionary magic and his belly-drum music.
http://www.onmarkproductions.com/html/tanuki.shtml

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She was originally a spirit of the underworld. However, she has become the goddess of thieves and cheaters. Thieves would call to her in order to assure their plans would be a success.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laverna

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This figure in my opinion can be considered a trickster because, "she stirred up so much trouble that Bumba chased her into the sky" (Leeming 37)